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A crescendo of competition
Internet giants battle over digital music, in a broader war for consumer loyalty.
Posted 11/01/2011Zak StamborPost a comment
Related Searches:Spotify
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Read All About It
As the iPod transformed music, Amazon’s Kindle and similar devices are changing the way consumers buy and read books.
Posted 09/29/2009Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Because you bought cross-selling, you may also like ...
... product recommendations. But which method to choose is a matter of debate.
Posted 12/29/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Amazon.com pushes the m-commerce envelope with text messages
Amazon.com has launched Amazon TextBuyIt, a new way of mobile shopping that bypasses its mobile web site, providing consumers an entirely different path to merchandise when away from a computer.
Posted 05/02/2008Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Books/CDs/DVDs
Back in the day, books and CDs were the products that pioneered e-retailing. Because retailers of these products generally have been selling for longer periods than many other merchants, they have always had a leg-up when it comes to innovating web site design and functionality. Today they continue to march forward, but some of these e-retailers are marching at a faster pace—and as such easily staying ahead of the pack.
Posted 11/29/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Amazon’s latest product category: Financial services
If supermarkets and large discount merchants can host bank branches in their stores, why not Amazon.com? The world`s largest e-retailer and Fidelity Investments have teamed up to offer a co-branded store, where Amazon shoppers can buy mutual funds and other products and services.
Posted 04/03/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Mass Merchants/Department Stores Boosting the scope of the web as a selling channel
As any traditional Main Street or mall retailer knows, merchandising that speaks newness, high-value and usefulness will turn consumers into shoppers, and offering great service and ease of shopping will keep them coming back as buyers. Build the store’s brand, give people a reason to come inside, and capture them with quality and service. It works in physical stores, and the biggest online players are making it work on the web as well.
Posted 11/30/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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The (insert foreign nationality here) are coming
Foreign retailers use the Internet for an easy entree into the U.S.
Posted 09/01/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Online rock `n` roll is here to stay
When music fans will pay for sounds
Posted 09/01/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Dual Pitch: Blockbuster and Napster offer DVD and music deals from the same card
DVD heavyweight Blockbuster and web savvy Napster team up to offer pioneering Digital Duo cards good for both digital music and online movie rentals.
Posted 01/03/2005Internet RetailerPost a comment
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